He put a fat white hand on Drioli's arm and began to push him firmly to the door.
That did it.
"Take your goddam hands off me!"
phrase-meaning
He put a fat white hand on Drioli's arm and began to push him firmly to the door.
That did it.
"Take your goddam hands off me!"
Best Answer
It's the past tense of
Which Kreiri in a comment supplied a link to Cambridge Dictionary:
This is what it means in your context.
However, in other contexts, it can have quite a different meaning namely, that action accomplished (did) it.
That refers to whatever action (fishing over there) led to the accomplishment or doing of the goal (having better luck catching fish).
One can also say:
and it means the same.